Anyone ever see these:

Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/

It's a bunch of puzzle games that are self contained. Some normal stuff like minesweeper, sudoku, mastermind...

But some interesting games there too.

My pocket pc port is nearly complete! Just fix a few extended features and test.

Yes, I know I have a thousand projects incomplete. Yes, I will continue to work on them when I get time and inspiration. Sometimes I'm lacking in the former, sometimes the latter. My attention deficit is clear.

Jon

Here's something I'm playing around with...



I hate all the existing IM clients (specifically with AIM compatibility) so I'm playing with my own.

The name and icons will probably have to change, but there's a start...

Needs a ton of work still. But I already like it more than the old AIM client from AOL, plus it works on WM5 and will be totally VGA compatible.

Jon

I've updated PlaylistEditor to version 1.7.

It now has a button to launch the current playlist (without saving) with the program registered to handle that type of playlist.

It also has a new menu command to shuffle the items in the playlist in a random order.

Get it from the usual spot, click the link on the right sidebar.

Jon

I've updated the VGA version of GSPlayer to the latest normal release, 2.25.

This includes a WM5 version that uses the Soft Keys.

Just drop the new exe over the old one from the regular 2.25 install. Otherwise copy a version of gsgetfile.dll into windows to make sure you can browse anywhere.

As always, I have no idea what the difference is between the 3 version (regular, 64-bit, and xscale) beyond 64 bit should have better sound quality for high bitrate mp3s.

You can get it in the usual place, look on the right sidebar for a link.

Enjoy.

Jon

I've uploaded a new version of Radar Watch (2.3) that is compatable with the new urls from the NWS.

Let me know how it works.

Jon

Apparently the NWS has eliminated yet again the source of the radar images RadarWatch Downloads.

I will attempt to switch over to their new system in the next day or so. The animation part may not be full featured in the upcoming release.

Jon

I've uploaded a version that allows you to specify a non-standard port to connect to.

http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~jmisurda/ppc/PocketPuTTY.exe

Jon

I've taken the opportunity to fix a couple annoyances in PocketPutty. It now:

• pops up the SIP on the connect dialog
• the whole dialog fits above the SIP
• the terminal window resizes to accomidate the SIP when activated
• New! You can now select the font size.

I will work more on it when I get some free time. I'd really like to incorporate horizontal scrolling.

This code is based on the 0.1 beta, which was the more stable version, but does not work on PPC2002. I've only tested this on my x50v WM5. Please have a fresh backup before trying this program.

Download the executable from:

http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~jmisurda/ppc/PocketPuTTY.exe

Leave comments about the experience (Firefox users may have trouble for some unknown reason, if it fails, use the Contact Me link on the right)

EDIT: The latest version is now 0.02 (in the about box) and is available at the same link.

Jon